🧩 Fix: README

Made the following changes:

- Improved README structure by making sure that the list items are consistent.

- Nothing else, yeah, nothing else lol.

README.md

@@ -8,76 +8,88 @@ Sloth Search is a project that aims to recreate Google, including crawling, inde
 The project is divided into the following folders:
 
 - **Client**: Contains the front-end code, providing a user interface similar to Google search, where users can enter queries and view search results.
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 - **Search**: Contains the core components of Sloth Search, which replicate the three main parts of Google:
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   - **Crawling**: The web crawler that collects information from the web.
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   - **Indexing**: Processing and storing the content collected by the crawler for efficient searching.
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   - **Serving (PageRank)**: Serving search results based on their relevance and PageRank algorithm.
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 - **Server**: Contains the search API used to handle client requests and provide search results.
 
 ## Installation and Setup
 
-1. **Clone the Repository**
+**1. Clone the Repository**
 
 ```sh
 git clone https://github.com/The-CodingSloth/sloth-search.git
 cd sloth-search
 ```
 
-2. ## Install the necessary Python dependencies, run:
+**2. Install the necessary Python dependencies**
 
 ```sh
 pip install -r requirements.txt
 ```
 
-3. **Client Setup**
+**3. Client Setup**
 
 - The client contains the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code to run the front-end.
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 - Open the `index.html` file in your browser, or use a static file server to serve the client code locally.
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 - You can also use the live server extension.
 
-4. **Search Setup**
+**4. Search Setup**
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+- The `search` directory contains the code for crawling, indexing, and serving.
 
-- The `Search` directory contains the code for crawling, indexing, and serving.
 - You can start the process by running:
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 ```sh
 python search/complete_examples/advanced_pagerank.py
 ```
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 - This will crawl, index, and prepare the content for searching.
-- If you want to run any other files do the same process:
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+- If you want to run any other files, do the same process:
 
 ```sh
 python search/<path to file you want to run>
 ```
 
-4. **Search Setup**
-   - The server uses Flask to provide an API for search queries.
-   - Start the Flask server by navigating to the `Server` directory and running:
-     ```sh
-     python google_search_api.py
-     ```
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 ## How It Works
 
-1. **Crawling**
+**1. Crawling**
 
 - The crawler starts with a set of seed URLs and collects links and content from the web.
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 - It respects `robots.txt` to avoid being blocked and to ensure ethical crawling.
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 - Parsed data is stored in a format ready for indexing.
 
-2. **Indexing**
+**2. Indexing**
 
 - The indexing module processes the crawled pages.
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 - The content is tokenized, cleaned, stemmed, and stop words are removed using the NLTK library.
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 - The resulting indexed data is saved to be used by the search API.
 
-3. **Serving and PageRank**
+**3. Serving and PageRank**
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 - The PageRank algorithm is used to rank pages based on their importance.
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 - When a user searches for a query through the client, the server uses the indexed data and PageRank scores to return the most relevant pages.
 
 ## Important Notes
 
 - **Respecting Websites**: The crawler respects `robots.txt` rules. Please make sure not to overload any websites.
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 - **PageRank Algorithm**: The implementation of the PageRank algorithm uses an iterative approach to rank pages based on the links.
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 - **Data Storage**: The crawler and indexer use CSV files for data storage (`advanced_pagerank_inverted_index.csv` and `advanced_pagerank.csv`). Make sure these files are writable during execution.
 
 ## Contributing